Can I download all images from my online portfolio?

[Mumemories]

Can I download all images from my photos online portfolio?

[Jill_C · Accepted solution]

No, you cannot download or license any images from your portfolio. To do so is in violation of the Contributor T&C's and can get your account banned. 

[Mumemories]

If the file name is excel or csv?
My purpose is to find the missing image.

[Mumemories]

I discovered that the image files in my storage are not unequal as those on the website.

[Abambo]

What storage?

[Jill_C]

"not unequal"? Adobe Stock cannot be regarded as a backup service for your images, and thus, there is no ability to download images other than by licensing them. As indicated above, that will get you banned.

[Abambo]

There is no possibility to generate an Excel or CSV file from your pictures.

[Mumemories]

Thank you I understand, I'm just looking for a way to find images that don't appear on my portfolio.
My many pictures are missing which I'm not sure which picture it is I hae many of image files.

[Abambo]

How do you verify that?

Are you certain that those aren't the refused assets?

[Nancy OShea]

I think this comes down to bad record keeping.  

Ideally, Contributors should maintain a personal spreadsheet/database of submitted filenames, with columns for rejected & accepted assets. That way you'll know where you stand at a glance instead of having to sift through endless albums/collections. 

[Jill_C]

I keep track of all Adobe Stock accepted and rejected images in Lightroom Classic. I use the Adobe Stock Publish Service that is built in to LRC to submit all images. I add the keywords "Adobe Stock" to every submitted image, and also change the Color Label to Green. When an image is rejected, I add another keyword "ASR", for Adobe Stock Reject, but leave the Green Color Label in place. In this manner, when I'm perusing my LRC Catalog for additional images to submit, I know at a glance which ones have already submitted, and which ones have been rejected. No guesswork, no extra recordkeeping.

[Nancy OShea]

When you say online portfolio, are you asking about your Stock Contributor page or Adobe Portfolio website?

Two different things.

Stock is not your personal backup server.  It's a royalty-free service for selling your creative assets online.

If you require a good backup & recovery service, look at Backblaze.com. I've used it for several years. My computer files are backed up nightly to cloud servers protecting my data from potential loss.  Cost is $7/month for unlimited file storage.